FACTS/FLUKES: Lynn, Happ, Schoop, Dozier, Kepler
Mar 15 2021
Can Lynn do it again? ... After displaying the strongest skills of his career in 2019, Lance Lynn (RHP, CHW) delivered a worthy follow-up in 2020. He led the league in innings and posted a 3.32 ERA across his 13 starts. Now in Chicago following an offseason trade, should he be expected to duplicate last year's performance?
Year IP ERA/xERA BB%/K% xBB% SwK Vel G/L/F H%/S% HR/F BPX ==== === ========= ====== ==== ===== ==== ======== ===== ==== === 2017 186 3.43/4.59 10/20 12% 9.4% 91.8 44/20/36 25/78 14% 64 2018 157 4.77/4.08 11/23 12% 10.7% 93.2 50/23/27 35/69 11% 88 2019 208 3.67/3.90 7/28 8% 12.9% 94.2 40/21/38 34/73 10% 153 2020 84 3.32/4.18 7/26 8% ...
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